Infinite Play Roughhousing Facilitation Seminar (Online)

This four-hour online seminar will be an exploration of the approach to facilitating rough and tumble play utilized in Infinite Play classes, workshops, and retreats.  There is no methodology or strict structure, but rather ideas and values around the process.  In this way it is more artistic than mechanical.  The seminar will cover the foundations of this process.  The foundational topics to be covered will be playling to keep the play going, playing for the other, listening and sensitivity, and facilitating rather than teaching.  These topics will be explored through both lecture, discussion, and movement.

Attendees should expect to walk away with a basic understanding of facilitating roughhousing, the core concepts of the Infinite Play approach, a number of games, and a greater awareness of the value of playfulness beyond movement.  This is not a certification, but rather an educational seminar for teachers of any kind or interested humans.  The intention is to provide tools to bring play back into the world.

Although this is is an online event you will be asked to have at least two people (or as many as you'd like) in attendance in your home, office, or studio to participate, as this will involve practicing rough-and-tumble play with others.  Each person in attendance will need to pay and register for the event.  

“This is the real secret of life -- to be completely engaged with what you are doing in the here and now. And instead of calling it work, realize it is play.” – Alan Watts

Pricing and Tier Structure

In an effort to make this event economically accessible we will follow the fair pricing system for payment.  Below are three tiers, and short descriptions of what life might look like at each level.  You can determine on your own which tier you fall into and make your payment accordingly.  If your situation is still outside of these tiers, please contact us directly. For this event, there are no refunds and all sales are final. However, tickets can be transferred to someone else if you are unable to attend.

Tier 1:

($100) is for individuals who may be living on a tight budget or have limited financial resources. They may have limited income and may be struggling to make ends meet. They may be students, low-income workers, or those who are retired on a fixed income. They might not have the financial means to travel for leisure, they may opt for nearby and low-cost options like day trips or free activities. They may have little to no savings, and may not have investments. They may be living in a shared room to save on living expenses.

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Tier 2:

($175) is for those who have an average income and are able to afford a moderate amount for the class. They may be working professionals or middle-income individuals. They may be able to afford some extra luxuries, but still need to be mindful of their budget. They may have some savings, but not much disposable income to invest. They may rent a small apartment or a room. They may be able to afford a vacation once or twice a year, but it may be a budget-friendly option or a staycation.

Tier 3:

($250)is for individuals who have a higher income and are able to afford a higher priced class. They may be business owners, executives, or high-income professionals. They may have more disposable income and may be able to afford more expensive activities.  They may have a significant amount of savings and investments, and may own an apartment. They may travel frequently for leisure, whether it be domestic or international, and stay in upscale accommodations.

Date and Time

Saturday, February 24th

11:30-15:30 US Eastern Time

8:30-12:30 US Pacific Time

16:30-20:30 London UK (GMT +1)

17:30-21:30 Germany (GMT +2)